Thread: FRC Design- Tips, Tricks, and Effective Methods
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Re: FRC Design- Tips, Tricks, and Effective Methods
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Originally Posted by wasayanwer97 View Post
A chain holder is REALLY nice to have around.
http://www.amazon.com/Koch-7760110-R...r+chain+holder
It's extremely useful for when you can't fit an extra pair of hands in to hold chain, or for when you need to stretch the chain a little to slip the master-link in.
How the heck did I not know about this after working on drive trains for three years?
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